Are You Looking to Work with a Mechanical Milling Company? Important Questions to Ask When Selecting a Mill

Posted on 22 May 2019

Mechanical milling creates the fine metal particles that are used to create nanomaterials and nanoparticles. These small, fine materials and particles are often used in electric items, such as computer circuit boards and the fine parts of robotic equipment. If your business manufactures these materials, you may be looking for a mill that offers mechanical milling services. As you look to hire a mill, there are many important questions to ask. [Read More]

Why Your Asphalt And Paving Contractor Does Not Sell Asphalt, But They Know How To Get It

Posted on 21 May 2019

People often assume that asphalt contractors have a constant supply of asphalt and bitumen products at their disposal. That is only partially true. Asphalt contractors do not have their own asphalt and bitumen production plants, but they do know how to acquire these products through asphalt suppliers. Here are some of the more common places from which your contractor acquires paving materials.  Oil Company Subsidiaries Asphalt and bitumen contain tar, which comes from oil pits, oil sands, and tar pits. [Read More]

3 Impactful Tips to Remember When Using Thread Gages

Posted on 21 May 2019

Thread gages play an important role in many sectors. They're designed to measure the pitch of screw and nut heads. If you plan on using these gages on a regular basis in your operations, these tips will ensure everything goes smoothly.  Don't Force a Fit  There are plenty of contractors out there that try forcing these thread gages onto screw heads that they need measured. Taking this approach could create too much force, and as a result, the threads could get stripped. [Read More]

Top Reasons For A Company To Sponsor OSHA Certification Classes For Their Employees

Posted on 20 May 2019

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is in charge of ensuring that American employees have safe working conditions. One way they make this happen is by offering OSHA certification classes for a variety of industries. While individual employees are not legally required to obtain OSHA certification to keep their jobs, it is highly recommended that employers sponsor OSHA certification classes and pay any fees associated with an employee obtaining OSHA certification. [Read More]

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